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Anti-racists from all over Greece marched on the border with Turkey last Sunday demanding safe passage for refugees.

Dozens of people died early this morning, Friday, as their wooden boats sank off the coasts of Greek islands.

Less than 100 miles from London, the French authorities are using threats of violence to corral refugees into a new prison camp.

Lawyers across Greece began an indefinite strike yesterday, Thursday, against pension cuts the Syriza government is pushing through to appease its creditors. Up to 15,000 lawyers and supporters marched through the streets of the capital Athens.

Over 250 refugees were deported from Beirut airport in Lebanon to Syria on Friday of last week.

Anti-fascists marched through the port town of Piraeus, Greece, to stop an event by the fascist Golden Dawn party last Sunday.

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As Greece’s parliament debates its budget, workers held the second general strike in a month today, Thursday.

Many migrants trapped at Europe’s borders are resisting attempts to keep them out, says Dave Sewell

Workers across Greece were set to walk out for a general strike on Thursday of this week.

Greek coastguards appeared to be deliberately trying to sink refugee boats in shock footage released by the Turkish government last week.

Right wing candidate Mauricio Macri narrowly won the second round of Argentina’s presidential election last Sunday.